Here, the Flagsmith CMO Anna Redbond explains to @rjrodger how she brings her marketing skills to a developer led, open source developer tools company. #featureflags

There are actually good tips here for everyone- be simple & clear. Easier said than done though. Can you be simple without talking down to people?

#devrel
#marketing
#jargonfree

https://open.spotify.com/episode/5v7BQRytvEL5ea70koJMWK?si=H20jzO95TkiQMtP9YcLm0w&utm_source=native-share-menu

Safari 17 Beta jetzt auch für macOS Ventura und Monterey
Apple hat gestern Abend die Safari 17 Beta auch für macOS Ventura und macOS Monterey veröffentlicht. bis dahin war sie nur für macOS 14 verfügbar.

Die Beta-Version von Safari 17 steht nun auch Nutzer:innen von
https://www.apfeltalk.de/magazin/mac/safari-17-beta-jetzt-auch-fuer-macos-ventura-und-monterey/
#Mac #News #AppleBetaSoftwareProgram #FeatureFlags #macOS #Monterey #ResponsiveDesign #Safari17Beta #Ventura #Webentwickler

Safari Technology Preview 174 mit neuen Funktionen und Bugfixes
Apple hat die neueste Version von Safari Technology Preview veröffe
https://www.apfeltalk.de/magazin/news/safari-technology-preview-174-mit-neuen-funktionen-und-bugfixes/
#iPad #iPhone #Mac #News #Accessibility #CSS #CSSContainerQueries #FeatureFlags #HEIC #Javascript #JPEGXL #Layout #LiveText #MacOSSonoma #Media #Popover #PrivaterModus #Profiles #RedesignedDevelopMenu #Safari17 #SafariTechnologyPreview #SVG #WebAPI #WebApps

Safari Technologie-Preview 173 zeigt Funktionen aus macOS Sonoma
Mit dem Update auf macOS Sonoma kommt auch Safari 17, das Verbesserungen für den Webbrowser von Apple mitbringt. Wer die neu
https://www.apfeltalk.de/magazin/news/safari-technologie-preview-173-zeigt-funktionen-aus-macos-sonoma/
#Mac #News #HEIC #LiveText #MacOSVentura #MacOSSonoma #SafariTechnologieVorschau #ExperimentelleFeatures #Apple #Webentwicklung #JPEGXL #Installation #ResponsiveDesignModus #Webbrowser #FeatureFlags

Had to implement feature flags in a Laravel codebase. I thought I'd give Pennant a try as it is part of Laravel 10 - a bit overcomplicated for my needs at present but this blog post helped to use it for simple global flags https://elliotderhay.com/blog/how-to-make-laravel-pennant-features-that-apply-globally
#Laravel #Pennant #FeatureFlags

I believe #featureFlags (as implemented with services like #launchDarkly) are an #antiPattern; they are just a second set of #environmentVariables that need to be tested against. Just use env vars. Too many? There's your problem! #12factor

Gave my first talk since The Pancake last night - an intro to #featureflags and #OpenFeature.

A small crowd, but lovely and very engaged! It feels like feature flagging is a perennially interesting topic - most teams are doing it, most are looking for ways to get better at it.

I did a walkthrough of#OpenFeature with #cloudnativeislamabad https://www.youtube.com/live/C19YGf0t-2g where I show #kubernetes native #featureflags

Progressive delivery with feature flags in 2 minutes. #openfeature #ProgressiveDelivery #featureflags

Do you use #featureflags ? With #openfeature it is a one-line change to switch from in-house to vendor. OpenFeature is tightly integrated with #opentelemetry so everything is #observable by default. https://docs.openfeature.dev for more info

blurghed: what makes client-side #FeatureFlags different from server-side, and how we're extending the #openfeature API to support client-side flags:

https://docs.openfeature.dev/blog/catering-to-the-client-side/

TL;DR:

1) on the server-side the evaluation context for flagging decisions is highly dynamic (each request is for a different user), vs client-side where it's *mostly* static.

2) on the client, feature flag evaluation is expensive/slow.

This means on the client flags are typically pre-evaluated ahead of decision time

Curious: are you using #featureflags ? Is it “only” for #userbehaviour / #performance reasons? Anyone using them for #security use cases?

Are you:
1) an experienced pythonista
2) excited about feature flagging
3) excited about open source

if so, I might have an interesting project for you...

#Python #FeatureFlags

RT @OpenFeature@twitter.com

Learn more about OpenFeature, where the project is heading, and how you can get involved!
#featureflags #openfeature #cncf #opensource https://www.linkedin.com/events/projectcommunitymeeting7016384348832587776/

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/OpenFeature/status/1610623300035612672

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#FeatureFlags #DevOps

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#DeveloperCommunity #FeatureFlags

In this session, I'm going to walk you through a quick demo of leveraging [Conditional] capability in C# to enable and disable blocks of code in your program seamlessly and natively.

Check it out here today!

#csharp #dotnet #conditional #featureflags

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4wHegx1Xy44&ab_channel=HassanHabib

RT @OpenFeature
.@opentelemetry added feature flag semantic conventions to their spec. Learn more here: open-telemetry/opentelemetry-specification#2529

#openfeature #featureflags #opensource

Deleting a feature flag and the code after releasing is a nice feeling of accomplishment.

Why are #FeatureFlags my preferred release approach?

1. Decouple deployment from releasing.

👉 Improving the #4keymetrics
👉 Allows #trunkbaseddevelopment

2. Releasing is less tense as rolling back is one click away

3. Able to test in production for a set of users instead on staging environments that bring a false sense of safety

We are under one of those API migrations with a new DB schema that is just not that easy to migrate.

Backward compatibility is necessary.

Smooth deployment as well.

Here #FeatureFlags help a lot.

Let's see how the week end!!